UAB
The Blazers finished the season at 28-32, which is an increase of six wins from 1999. UAB opened the Conference USA Tournament by posting a win over Tulane, the team's second straight win over the Green Wave after 14 straight losses to TU over a five-year period. Senior DH BRENT LAIRCEY finished with the team lead in doubles (11) and home runs (15) and was also named a GTE District IV Academic All-American. Senior OF WILL SMITH stole six bases at the C-USA Tournament to finish his career as the school and conference's single-season (55) and career (91) stolen base leader. With 164 steals as a team, the Blazers set a new C-USA record for team steals. Freshman OF MITCH JONES was 27-for-33 in stolen bases attempts on the year, batting .333 and had nine home runs to go along with 40 RBI. With 82 combined steals, Jones and Smith are the most prolific single-season base stealing duo in school history. Junior 3B KEITH BARNES set new school and conference records for sacrifices in a season with 17 (15 sacrifice hits, 2 sacrifice flies).
CINCINNATI
The Bearcats posted a school-record 35 wins, improving its victory total for the fourth straight season under head coach BRIAN CLEARY. The 35 wins also gave Cincinnati back-to-back seasons with 30 wins for the first time in the school's 116-year history. The Bearcats defeated UAB twice and Southern Miss once to reach the championship game of the Conference USA Tournament. It was the school's first trip to a tournament final since reaching the Great Midwest Conference championship game in 1995. Junior OF MATT SINGER is the school's all-time leader in doubles (54), home runs (40) and RBI (177). With 19 homers this season, junior 3B KEVIN YOUKILIS has broken Singer's single-season home run record. Fourty-one of Youkilis' 77 hits were for extra bases, as he also had 21 doubles to go with one triple. Youkilis and junior 1B CRAIG TEWES have started all 172 games of their Bearcat careers, while Singer has started all but one. Junior LHP CURTUS MOAK earned all-tournament honors after posting a 0.90 ERA in three appearances, while becoming just the second pitcher in tournament history to post two wins in a tournament. Moak finished the season at 7-3 with an ERA of 1.54 and 9 saves.
HOUSTON
The Cougars became the first C-USA team to advance to the NCAA Super Regional. UH defeated Princeton, 7-6 on May 26, before beating cross-town rival Rice twice in 24 hours to win the Houston Regional. The regional drew 22,409 fans to Cougar Field (3,201 per game), including a record crowd of 4,519 to Saturday's UH-Rice game. Houston's run to the College World Series fell just short when it lost to San Jose State two games to one in the Super Regional at Cougar Field. UH's 48 victories this season set a new school record and the Cougars 21-4 league record was the best in C-USA history. Senior LHP SHANE NANCE, who finished 9-2 on the year, closed out his career with a school record 32 victories, including five in postseason play. C-USA Tournament MVP and first team All-Conference catcher JARROD BITTER recorded 28 games with two or more hits, to go along with 17 multiple-RBI outings. Junior RHP KYLE CROWELL, the two-time Conference USA Pitcher of the Year, was 13-3 with a 2.86 ERA in 19 starts. He fanned 117 batters and walked only 27 in 138 1/3 innings on the season, holding opposing hitters to a composite .229 batting average. He is also the first UH hurler to post back-to-back seasons with at least 11 wins.
LOUISVILLE
Senior RHP BRIAN BENTLEY closed out his career as U of L's all-time leader in starts (45), wins (22) and strikeouts (243), while placing second in innings pitched (308 1/3). Senior RHP TODD RAITHEL leaves Louisville as the all-time leader in appearances (80) and he also ranked second in saves (14). Junior OF MIKE HOOK stole a pair of bases at the conference tournament to finish with 29 on the year, one short of the Cardinals single-season record. He now has 54 career stolen bases, which places him second on the on the school's all-time list. Outfielder DAVE WILLIAMS, JR. earned a spot on the All-Freshman team after hitting .286 with six doubles in 27 games (he missed 15 games due to injuries). Every player on the Louisville roster started at least 14 games this season.
MEMPHIS
Versatile senior NATE SAMS, who started at several different positions throughout the season, finished with the team lead in home runs for the second straight season with 10. He also led the squad in most other offensive categories, including batting (.305), hits (50), doubles (11), triples (2), RBI (41) and slugging percentage (.579). Sams was rewared for his efforts by being named second team All-Conference USA. Junior RHP JASON WIEDMEYER finished tied for the team lead in victories with four while striking out a team-best 61 strikeouts. The 190 walks allowed by Memphis pitchers was the third-lowest total in C-USA this season.
UNC CHARLOTTE
The 49ers became the first team in Conference USA Tournament history to throw three complete games, as junior RHP BRION TREADWAY, senior RHP RYAN BAKER and freshman RHP JOHN MAINE each went the distance. After winning against South Florida and Houston, UNCC was eliminated with back-to-back losses to No. 6 Houston. Treadway (11-4) is just the third player in school history to record more than 100 strikeouts in a season (he had 114). Baker (11-5) also went over the 100 strikeout mark for the season. Baker finished with 106 K's, making Treadway and him the first teammates in school and conference history to post 10 wins in a single season as well as record more than 100 K's. Senior RHP JOHN McKAY has recorded a school-record 11 saves on the year, which ranked him among the national leaders. With 77 K's, he was the only relief pitcher that ranked in C-USA's top 10 in strikeouts. Outfielder MIKE TAYLOR was named Conference USA Freshman of the Year after hitting a team-best .366, the second-highest average by a freshman in school history. Freshman 1B BRAD ERWIN had 16 multiple hit games on the year and finished second on the team in batting at .329.
SAINT LOUIS
The Billikens closed out the regular season this past weekend with one win against UAB to match last season's overall victory total. SLU was remarkably closes in many of those defeats, dropping a total of 16 games by two runs or less. Junior 2B NICK STEINER had a team-high five hits in the UAB series to finish tied with junior 1B JIM BREDENKOETTER for the club lead in batting at .340. Steiner clubbed a squad-best 11 home runs, while Bredenkoetter had team-highs of 13 doubles and 46 RBI. The Billikens have laid down a conference-high 50 sacrifice bunts this season. SLU's 92 stolen bases rank as the third-highest total in C-USA this season. The Billikens team ERA of 5.94 ranked as the school's lowest since the 1993 season.
SOUTH FLORIDA
DANIEL BOYD hit .538 (7-13) in three games at the C-USA Tournament and was named to the All-Tournament Team. The junior 1B is listed on six USF career all-time top 10 lists, including No. 1 on the hit by pitch list (47), No. 3 on the home runs list (35), No. 5 on the RBI list (161), No. 6 on the doubles list (43) and the runs scored list (160) and No. 7 on the hits (222). All-C-USA third baseman MIKE EYLWARD joined Boyd on the All-C-USA first-team as well as on three career hitting lists. Eylward is No. 3 on the RBI list (170), No. 5 on the home run list (33) and No. 6 on the doubles list (43). Right-handers JOHN VIGUE, a junior, and JOHN GORHAM, a sophomore, accounted for 20 of USF's 29 victories, each winning 10 games. This was the first season since 1996 that the Bulls had a pair of 10-game winners (Scott Glaser, 12, and Mark Roberts, 11). Vigue and Gorham are tied with six others on the single-season list at No. 5. Gorham's 114 1/3 innings pitched rank No. 9 on the single-season list and his 92 strikeouts rank No. 11. DAVID RICHTBERG'S seven saves are the most at USF since 1997 and rank No. 10 on the USF single-season list. JOHNNY RABURN'S 58 walks rank No. 3 on the USF single-season list and his 126 career walks rank No. 7. The Bulls stole 104 bases on the year, the fifth most ever in a single-season at USF. As a team, USF hit .309, the eighth-best team batting average ever. Mike Cunningham hit .338 -- the fourth-highest average in the lineup -- and was named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team. The Bulls have placed at least one player on the All-Freshman team for five straight seasons.
SOUTHERN MISS
The Golden Eagles finished the season at 32-26, the program's 14th straight winning season and the 14th year in a row that USM has won at least 30 games. Senior OF JOSH HOFFPAUIR raised his batting average nearly 40 points over the last three weeks of the season, finishing at .333 with 12 doubles and eight home runs. With 18 home runs this season, junior OF DUSTY HALEY moved into eighth place on the school's career home run list with 34. Senior C CHRIS FINNEGAN finished tied with sophomore C/DH DARREN WELCH for the team hitting lead at .365. Finnegan had a team-high 58 RBI and finished second on the club in doubles (15) and home runs (11), while Welch paced Conference USA in doubles with 23 and drove in 50 runs. LHP SHEA DOUGLAS earned a spot on the C-USA All-Freshman team after going 6-4 with strikeouts over 80 innings pitched. In league play, he had 61 K's in 58 1/3 innings pitched. As a team, USM ranked third in C-USA in ERA (4.70) and second in strikeouts (414).
TULANE
The Green Wave made its third straight NCAA appearance, posting a win over South Alabama, but TU was eliminated due to a pair of losses to Notre Dame. Tulane finished the conference season as the first C-USA team to win each of its league series. Third baseman JAKE GAUTREAU became the first sophomore in league history to win Player of the Year honors. Gautreau was the team's triple crown leader, pacing the club in hitting (.388), home runs (16) and RBI (68). Sophomore 2B JAMES JURRIES batted a league-best .448 in Conference USA play and recorded all 12 of his home runs in league action. He finished the season at .338 overall and has 20 doubles and 51 RBI. Senior LHP JARED BERKOWITZ leaves Tulane holding the school records for victories (38), games started (59) and innings pitched (414n 1/3). This season he was 12-4 with a 3.53 ERA and 95 strikeouts. Berkowitz is the only pitcher in Tulane history to post 12-plus wins in back-to-back seasons.
THE POLLS
Collegiate Baseball (Final) Baseball America (Final)
1. Louisiana State 1. Louisiana State
2. Stanford 2. Stanford
3. Florida State 3. Florida State
4. Louisiana-Lafayette 4. South Carolina
5. Southern California 5. Southern California
6. Clemson 6. Georgia Tech
7. Texas 7. Clemson
8. San Jose State 8. Nebraska
9. South Carolina 9. Louisiana-Lafayette
10. Georgia Tech 10. Texas
11. Nebraska 11. HOUSTON
12. Arizona State 12. Arizona State
13. HOUSTON 13. Miami (Fla.)
14. Miami (Fla.) 14. Baylor
15. Mississippi State 15. Mississippi State
16 UCLA 16. Loyola Marymount
17. Florida 17. UCLA
18. Baylor 18. San Jose State
19. Penn State 19. Penn State
20. Wake Forest 20. Florida
21. North Carolina 21. Wake Forest
22. Cal St. Fullerton 22. Cal. St. Fullerton
23. Stetson 23. Rutgers
24. Loyola Marymount 24. Alabama
25. Auburn 25. Auburn
26. Rice
27. Alabama
28. Wichita State
29. East Carolina
30. Central Florida
Baseball Weekly/ESPN (Final)
1. Louisiana State
2. Stanford
3. Florida State
4. Southern California
5. Clemson
6. Louisiana-Lafayette
7. Texas
8. South Carolina
9. San Jose State
10. Georgia Tech
11. Nebraska
12. HOUSTON
13. Miami (Fla.)
14. Mississippi State
15. UCLA
16. Arizona State
17. Baylor
18. Penn State
19. North Carolina
20. Auburn
21. Florida
22. Alabama
23. Cal State Fullerton
24. Wake Forest
25. Loyola Marymount
CONFERENCE SUMMARY
Here's a summary of Conference USA's record versus other conferences in non-conference competition in 2000:
Conference Record
America East 0-0
Missouri Valley 11-6
Atlantic Coast 2-5-1
Mountain West 2-1
Atlantic 10 8-1
Northeast 0-1
Big East 4-3
Ohio Valley 19-17
Big Sky 0-0
Pacific-10 4-3
Big South 2-2
Patriot 1-1
Big Ten 1-3
Southeastern 10-34
Big 12 3-8
Southern 8-0
Big West 0-0
Southland 12-6
Colonial 0-1
SWAC 4-0
Ivy 1-1
Sun Belt 10-21
Metro Atlantic 10-1
Trans America 8-8
Mid-American 9-4
West Coast 0-0
Mid-Continent 2-3
W. Athletic 5-4
Mid-Eastern 2-1
Independents 3-3
MCC 6-3
Non-Division I 1-0
TOTAL 149-141-1 (.514)
NON-CONFERENCE RECORDS
Here's a look at the records of Conference USA schools in non-conference action this season:
Team W-L
UAB 16-15
UNC Charlotte 15-11-1
Cincinnati 21-8
Saint Louis 13-13
Houston 21-11
South Florida 14-14
Louisville 7-19
Southern Miss 17-14
Memphis 7-19
Tulane 18-13
TOTAL 149-141-1
HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE
Here's a look at each team's record at their home fields in 2000:
Team W-L
UAB 18-13
UNC Charlotte 20-10
Cincinnati 17-9
Saint Louis 10-14
Houston 23-12
South Florida 16-13
Louisville 10-16
Southern Miss 23-10
Memphis 11-13
Tulane 19-7-1
TOTAL 165-116-1
CLOSE CALLS
Here's a look at the records of each Conference USA school in one-run games during the 2000 season:
Team W-L
UAB 6-5
UNC Charlotte 4-3
Cincinnati 12-6
Saint Louis 4-5
Houston 5-8
South Florida 3-7
Louisville 4-8
Southern Miss 5-5
Memphis 4-8
Tulane 10-6
TOTAL 57-60
2000 HITTERS/PITCHERS OF THE WEEK
HITTER OF THE WEEK
Feb. 14 Chris Cuccia DH South Florida
Feb. 21 Brian Bowman OF UNC Charlotte
Feb. 28 Tyson Schweitzer OF Houston
Mar. 6 John McLaughlin OF Saint Louis
Mar. 13 Brent Laircey 1B UAB
Mar. 20 Jarrod Bitter C Houston
Mar. 27 Kevin Youkilis 3B Cincinnati
Apr. 3 Jake Gautreau 3B Tulane
Apr. 10 Dusty Haley OF Southern Miss
Apr. 17 Jim Bredenkoetter 3B Saint Louis
Apr. 24 Daniel Boyd 1B South Florida
May 1 Josh Hoffpauir 2B Southern Miss
James Jurries 2B Tulane
May 8 Kris Wilken 3B Houston
Mike Taylor OF UNC Charlotte
May 15 Brent Laircey DH UAB
PITCHER OF THE WEEK
Feb. 14 Shane Nance LHP Houston
Feb. 21 Brandon Belanger RHP Tulane
Feb. 28 Kyle Crowell RHP Houston
Brannon Hamby RHP UNC Charlotte
Mar. 6 Jared Berkowitz LHP Tulane
Mar. 13 Kyle Crowell RHP Houston
Mar. 20 Jared Berkowitz LHP Tulane
Zach Placzek RHP Saint Louis
Mar. 27 Chad Rogers RHP Southern Miss
Apr. 3 Kyle Crowell RHP Houston
Apr. 10 John Vigue RHP South Florida
Jared Berkowitz LHP Tulane
Apr. 17 Kyle Crowell RHP Houston
Apr. 24 Shea Douglas LHP Southern Miss
May 1 Duncan McAdoo RHP Houston
May 8 Lee Jolly RHP UAB
May 15 Ryan Baker RHP UNC Charlotte
Shane Nance LHP Houston
2000 C-USA ALL-AMERICANS
ABCA
Second Team
RHP Kyle Crowell, Houston
3B Jake Gautreau, Tulane
BASEBALL AMERICA
First Team
RHP Kyle Crowell, Houston
COLLEGIATE BASEBALL
Second Team
RHP Kyle Crowell, Houston
Third Team
LHP Jared Berkowitz, Tulane
3B Jake Gautreau, Tulane
NCBWA
Second Team
RHP Kyle Crowell, Houston
LHP Jared Berkowitz, Tulane
C Jarrod Bitter, Houston
3B Kevin Youkilis, Cincinnati
SPORTING NEWS
Second Team
RHP Kyle Crowell, Houston
FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS
BASEBALL AMERICA
Third Team
OF Mitch Jones, UAB
OF Mike Taylor, UNC Charlotte
COLLEGIATE BASEBALL
First Team
OF Mike Taylor, UNC Charlotte
Honorable Mention
P Shea Douglas, Southern Miss
P Bryan Harris, Houston
P Zach Placzek, Saint Louis
IF Nick Bourgeois, Tulane
GTE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS
First Team
IB/DH Brent Laircey, UAB
ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS
FIRST TEAM
IF Daniel Boyd South Florida
IF Mike Eylward South Florida
IF Jake Gautreau Tulane
IF James Jurries Tulane
IF Kevin Youkilis Cincinnati
OF Dusty Haley Southern Miss
OF Tyson SchweitzerHouston
OF Matt Singer Cincinnati
OF Will Smith UAB
C Jarrod Bitter Houston
DH Darren Welch Southern Miss
P Jared Berkowitz Tulane
P Kyle Crowell Houston
P Chad Rogers Southern Miss
P Brion Treadway UNC Charlotte
RP John McKay UNC Charlotte
SECOND TEAM
IF Josh Hoffpauir Southern Miss
IF Scott Kohler Louisville
IF Aaron Melebeck Houston
IF Johnny Raburn South Florida
IF Kris Wilken Houston
OF Mitch Jones UAB
OF Eric Lee Houston
OF Nate Sams Memphis
OF Mike Taylor UNC Charlotte
C Chris Finnegan Southern Miss
DH Steve Shirley Tulane
P Ryan Baker UNC Charlotte
P John Gorham South Florida
P Duncan McAdoo Houston
P Shane Nance Houston
RP Curtus Moak Cincinnati
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jake Gautreau, Tulane
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
Kyle Crowell, Houston
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Mike Taylor, UNC Charlotte
COACH OF THE YEAR
Rayner Noble, Houston
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Nick Bourgeois, P/1B/DH, Tulane
James Burgess, OF, Tulane
Mike Cunningham, OF, South Florida
Shea Douglas, P, Southern Miss
Brad Erwin, 1B, UNC Charlotte
Bryan Harris, P, Houston
Mitch Jones, OF, UAB
Brad Lamm, SS, UNC Charlotte
Zach Placzek, P, Saint Louis
Mike Taylor, OF, UNC Charlotte
Dave Williams, Jr., OF, Louisville
CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT
Cincinnati's school-record 35 wins this season gave the Bearcats back-to-back 30+ win seasons for the first time in the program's 116-year history. It also marked the fourth straight season that the team has improved its win total.
SUN AND MOON
Here's a look at the records of Conference USA schools in day games and night games in 2000:
Team Day Night
UAB 18-14 8-16
UNC Charlotte 26-15-1 6-10
Cincinnati 29-16 6-9
Saint Louis 14-24 5-10
Houston 26-6 22-12
South Florida 17-14 12-15
Louisville 8-29-1 9-8
Southern Miss 18-16 15-10
Memphis 12-19 3-18
Tulane 19-11-1 19-11
TOTAL 187-165 108-119
CONFERENCE USA NATIONALLY
Here's a look at C-USA's final national statistical leaders:
Home Runs
28-Kevin Youkilis, Cincinnati (19) 0.32 pg
32-Dusty Haley, Southern Miss (18) 0.31 pg
21-Southern Miss (74) 1.28 pg
25-Cincinnati (75) 1.25 pg
Doubles
15-Houston (157) 2.38 pg
Stolen Bases
4-Will Smith, UAB (55) 0.96 pg
10-UAB (164) 2.73 pg
Toughest to Strike Out
8-Josh Hoffpauir, Southern Miss 243 AB, 9 K
15-Andy Cannizaro, Tulane 258 AB, 13 K
Runs Scored
21-Kevin Youkilis, Cincinnati (75) 1.25 pg
Walks
2-Kevin Youkilis, Cincinnati (63) 1.05 pg
3-Johnny Raburn, South Florida (58) 1.02 pg
15-Daryl Clark, UNC Charlotte (47) 0.90 pg
16-Paul Brown, Louisville (44) 0.90 pg
24-Anthony Snowell, Cincinnati (52) 0.87 pg
ERA
14-Shane Nance, Houston 2.31
32-Greg Runser, Houston 2.69
50-Kyle Crowell, Houston 2.86
Strikeouts Per Nine Innings
11-John McKay, UNC Charlotte 12.0
Saves
20-Brandon Belanger, Tulane 11
20-John McKay, UNC Charlotte 11
Most Victories
8-Kyle Crowell, Houston 13-3, .810
13-Jared Berkowitz, Tulane 12-4, .750
Pitching
8-Houston 3.58
Fielding
1-Houston .977
Double Plays
9-Cincinnati (72) 1.20 pg
10-Southern Miss (69) 1.19 pg
14-UAB (69) 1.15 pg
19-Houston (74) 1.12 pg
22-South Florida (64) 1.10 pg
Won-Loss Percentage
13-Houston (48-18) .727
DYNAMIC DUO
This past weekend at Louisville, UNC Charlotte senior RHP RYAN BAKER posted his 10th win of the season while going over the 100 strikeout mark for the season, something that junior teammate BRION TREADWAY had accomplished the previous weekend. Two other tandems had recorded 10 or more wins in the same season and one duo had recorded more than 100 K's in a season, but Baker and Treadway are the first teammates to accomplish it in the same season. Here's a look at the duos that have done both:
10+ Wins in a Season
2000 Ryan Baker (10) and Brion Treadway (10), UNC Charlotte
1999 Jared Berkowitz (13) and Henry Bonilla (11), Tulane
1996 Scott Glaser (12) and Mark Roberts (11), South Florida
100+ Strikeout Seasons
2000 Brion Treadway (107) and Ryan Baker (103), UNC Charlotte
1997 Jack Cressend (123) and Jason Navarro (110), Tulane
2000 C-USA CHAMPIONSHIP
The 2000 Conference USA baseball championship was held May 17-21 in St. Petersburg, Fla. The games were played at Florida Power Park, the spring training home of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and the regular season home of the Florida State League's St. Petersburg Devil Rays. The University of South Florida served as the host institution for the tournament. The championship game of the tournament between Cincinnati and Houston on May 21 was nationally-televised by affiliates of Fox Sports Net.
UH POSTS BEST RECORD
Houston finished conference play with the best league record in C-USA's brief history. Here's a look at the top conference records in the league's first five seasons:
Year School W-L PCT.
2000 HOUSTON 21-4 .840
1996 SOUTH FLORIDA 20-4 .833
1998 TULANE 22-5 .815
1998 HOUSTON 21-6 .778
2000 TULANE 20-6-1 .759
1996 TULANE 18-6 .750
PEAK PERFORMERS
Here's a look at some of the top single game performances in Conference USA this season:
MULTIPLE HOME RUNS IN A GAME
2 Nick Herz, TUL at South Florida, May 13
2 Mike Eylward, USF vs. Tulane, May 12
2 Brad Schutz, CIN vs. Memphis, May 12
2 Craig Tewes, CIN at UAB, May 5
2 Dusty Haley, USM at New Orleans, May 3
2 Kevin Youkilis, CIN vs. Dayton, May 2
2 Josh Hoffpauir, USM vs. Cincinnati, Apr. 28
2 Ryan Minges, CIN at Ohio, April 25
2 Vince Parisi, USF at Cincinnati, Apr. 23
2 Jason Pekar, HOU at Memphis, Apr. 22
2 Darren Welch, USM at UNC Charlotte, Apr. 16
2 Jake Gautreau, TUL at UAB, Apr. 15
2 James Jurries, TUL at UAB, Apr. 14
2 Dan DeMent, UAB vs. Belmont, Apr. 11
2 Dusty Haley, USM vs. Louisville, Apr. 9
2 Steve Shirley, TUL vs. Saint Louis, Apr. 9
2 Dan DeMent, UAB at Memphis, Apr. 7
2 Dusty Haley, USM vs. Jackson State, Apr. 5
2 Shea Douglas, USM vs. Jackson State, Apr. 5
2 James Jurries, TUL at Cincinnati, Apr. 2
2 Steve Shirley, TUL at Cincinnati, Apr. 2
2 Jake Gautreau, TUL at Houston, Mar. 24
2 Kevin Youkilis, CIN at Louisville, Mar. 24
2 Vince Parisi, USF at UAB, Mar. 18
2 Nick Steiner, SLU vs. Cincinnati, Mar. 18
2 Eric Shanks, UNCC vs. LeMoyne, Mar. 12
2 Jake Gautreau, TUL at McNeese State, Mar. 8
2 Mitch Jones, UAB vs. Jacksonville State, Mar. 7
2 Josh Hoffpauir, USM vs. New Orleans, Mar. 4
2 Ben Mosely, USM vs. Mississippi, Feb. 29
2 Chris Finnegan, USM vs. Nicholls State, Feb. 26
2 Shane Nance, HOU vs. (21) Rice, Feb. 22
2 Dan DeMent, UAB vs. Alabama State, Feb. 13
2 Brent Laircey, UAB vs. Alabama State, Feb. 13
2 Mike Eylward, USF at Jacksonville, Feb. 6
COMPLETE GAMES
Henry Bonilla, Tulane (4) vs. South Alabama (3), May 27
John Maine, UNC Charlotte (0) vs. Houston (3), May 20
Shane Nance, Houston (3) vs. UNC Charlotte (0), May 20
Ryan Baker, UNC Charlotte (6) vs. Houston (1), May 18
Brion Treadway, UNC Charlotte (2) vs. South Florida (1), May 17
Lee Jolly, UAB (11) vs. Tulane (4), May 17
Ryan Baker, UNCC (9) at Louisville (1), May 13
Sean Green, LOU (2) at HOU (5), May 7
Lee Jolly, UAB (3) vs. CIN (2), May 6
Mike Heis, CIN (2) at UAB (3), May 6
Scott Beyer, UAB (15) at Louisville (2), Apr. 29
Ryan Baker, UNC Charlotte (9) vs. South Florida (2), Apr. 29
John Gorham, South Florida (18) vs. UNC Charlotte (3), Apr. 28
Kyle Crowell, Houston (4) at Saint Louis (0), Apr. 28
Brian Bentley, Louisville (8) vs. UAB (3), Apr. 28
Barth Melius, Tulane (7) vs. New Orleans (3), Apr. 26
Shea Douglas, Southern Miss (3) vs. UAB (0), Apr. 22
Jared Berkowitz, Tulane (8) vs. UNC Charlotte (3), Apr. 21
Jonathan Leicaster, Memphis (1) at Houston, Apr. 21
Brion Treadway, UNC Charlotte (3) vs. Southern Miss (2), Apr. 16
Dan O'Gara, Tulane (10) at UAB, Apr. 15
Brian Bentley, Louisville (7) vs. Memphis (1), Apr. 14
Kyle Crowell, Houston (2) vs. Cincinnati (0), Apr. 14
Mike Miranda, Cincinnati (0) at Houston (2), Apr. 14
Barth Melius, Tulane (1) vs. Southeast Louisiana (5), Apr.12
Jared Berkowitz, Tulane (3) vs. Saint Louis (2), Apr. 8
Ryan Warnecke, Saint Louis (2) at Tulane (3), Apr. 8
Henry Bonilla, Tulane (2) at Louisiana-Lafayette (3), Apr. 5
Barth Melius, Tulane (15) at Cincinnati (6), Apr. 1
Chad Rogers, Southern Miss (14) vs. South Florida (2), Mar. 24
Chad Rogers, Southern Miss (2) at Saint Louis (0), Mar. 31
Dan Shouse, Saint Louis (0) vs. Southern Miss (2), Mar. 31
Brannon Hamby, UNC Charlotte (9) vs. UAB (1), Mar. 25
Henry Bonilla, Tulane (15) vs. Houston (7), Mar. 24
Mike Miranda, Cincinnati (6) at Louisville (3), Mar. 24
Brion Treadway, UNC Charlotte (6) vs. UAB (2), Mar. 24
Joey List, Cincinnati (3) at Tennessee (5), Mar. 22
Kenny Fields, Cincinnati (2) at Tennessee (5), Mar. 21
Jared Berkowitz, Tulane (15) vs. Louisville (0), Mar. 19
B.J. Borsa, Cincinnati (4) vs. Saint Louis (2), Mar. 18
Zach Placzek, Saint Louis (10) vs. Cincinnati (3), Mar. 18
Jonathan Leicester, Memphis (2) vs. Southern Miss (3), Mar 17
John Gorham, South Florida (4) vs. UAB (2), Mar. 17
Brian Bentley, Louisville (11) vs. Tulane (1) Mar. 17
Brannon Hamby, UNC Charlotte (1) vs. Columbia (4), Mar. 14
Joe McRae, UAB (5) vs. Evansville (2), Mar. 12
Ryan Baker, UNC Charlotte (4) vs. LeMoyne (2), Mar. 11
Kyle Crowell, Houston (3) at USC (2), Mar. 10
Ryan Warnecke, Saint Louis (4) vs. Murray State (0), Mar. 10
Jared Berkowitz, Tulane (3) vs. Rutgers (2), Mar. 5
Todd Raithel, Louisville (3) vs. Wright State (5), Mar. 5
Ryan Warnecke, Saint Louis (3) vs. Illinois-Chicago (0), Mar. 4
Ryan Baker, UNC Charlotte (1) vs. Auburn (7), Mar. 4
Henry Bonilla, Tulane (3) at Arizona (4), Feb. 25
Mike Miranda, Cincinnati (3) at Wofford (2), Feb. 19
Kyle Crowell, Houston (9) vs. Oral Roberts (0), Feb. 18
10 or MORE STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME
15 Kyle Crowell, Houston at UAB, Mar. 31
14 Todd Raithel, Louisville vs. Wright State, Mar. 5
13 Brian Bentley, Louisville vs. Cincinnati, Mar. 24
13 Zach Placzek, Saint Louis vs. Cincinnati, Mar. 18
12 Henry Bonilla, Tulane at Louisiana, Apr. 5
12 Jonathan Leicester, Memphis at USM, Mar 17
12 Ryan Baker, UNC Charlotte vs. Siena, Feb. 26
12 Brion Treadway, UNC Charlotte vs. Siena, Feb. 25
12 Shane Nance, Houston vs. Southwest Texas, Feb. 12
12 Henry Bonilla, Tulane vs. San Diego State, Feb. 11
11 Jared Berkowitz, Tulane at Memphis, Apr. 28
11 Chad Rogers, Southern Miss at UAB, Apr. 21
11 Kyle Crowell, Houston vs. Cincinnati, Apr. 14
11 Chad Rogers, Southern Miss vs. Louisville, Apr. 7
11 Ryan Baker, UNC Charlotte vs. LeMoyne, Mar. 11
11 Dan O'Gara, Tulane vs. Manhattan, Mar. 10
10 Duncan McAdoo, Houston vs. Memphis, Apr. 22
10 Shea Douglas, Southern Miss at UAB, Apr. 22
10 Brian Bentley, Louisville vs. Memphis, Apr. 14
10 Dan O'Gara, Tulane at UAB, Apr. 15
10 Jason Wiedmeyer, Memphis vs. UAB, Apr. 7
10 Joe McRae, UAB vs. Eastern Illinois, Feb. 26
10 Brion Treadway, UNC Charlotte vs. Clev. St., Feb. 19
10 John Gorham, South Florida vs. Southern Illinois, Feb. 11
